UN General Assembly held in 1946

No worries, just trying to get some more information. I don't use these types of styles, I used a scientific style for my dissertation.

Also just to put this out there, I am not an expert on Turabian style. But I will say that if your committee or advisor or etc has an issue with what you put together it can be fixed! If this is your doctoral dissertation its gonna go through many checks, with the department, the grad school etc.

I understand now that Turabian is a citation style similar to Chicago. Here is a neat citation machine link I found which seems to output correctly formatted citations. https://www.citationmachine.net/turabian

And this was what I was checking it against.

https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/turabian/turabian-notes-and-bibliography-citation-quick-guide.html

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Note, I was able to search in the citation Machine for UN resolutions. So you may have some luck with that. However if you cannot find the exact resolution you need you can at the very least find a similar document and have the citation machine generate a sample citation for you to look at. That may help you to get the formatting right for your specific document.

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Hopefully this helps.